1/320@f8 iso 500.
Managed to get a nice bit of light the other night ,this one sat and posed for me from my car.
Thanks for the comments and help om my last post.
Hi Keith, sorry I am really, really going off you with this one.
Nice to have such a cooperative SEO in some nice evening light. I know you could get more detail/clarity from within the chest area, it's just knowing how to extract it, if you can, this would give the subject more depth and form, although have you left the NR mask over this area, as the larger version has no detail? No issue with the wire, just not so struck with the format.I would go for vertical, have as you have it, less on the LHS compared to the right, to give the subject space to look into.
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1/320@f8 iso 500.
Managed to get a nice bit of light the other night ,this one sat and posed for me from my car.
Thanks for the comments and help om my last post.
Rene de Heer
Nick.
the eyes are brilliant really well done
Ron
Nice to have such a cooperative SEO in some nice evening light. I know you could get more detail/clarity from within the chest area, it's just knowing how to extract it, if you can, this would give the subject more depth and form, although have you left the NR mask over this area, as the larger version has no detail? No issue with the wire, just not so struck with the format.I would go for vertical, have as you have it, less on the LHS compared to the right, to give the subject space to look into.
TFS
Steve
David
Owls are special in my book, and you have a first class example here. They sit on fence posts and fences have wire I don't see a problem.
Keith.
Regards,
Paul.
Bob